Fix incorrect path reformatting issue #488
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I have fixed an issue in the
__gvm_munge_path()function located in the~/.gvm/scripts/function/munge_pathfile. Previously, paths containing spaces were being incorrectly parsed, leading to problems such as/AppData/Local/Programs/Microsoft:VS:Code/bin:/snap/bin, where colons (:) were inserted into the path names.Because of this, after installing
gvm, some terminal commands would result in a "command not found" error.To resolve this, I updated the script to enclose each path in double quotes (
"") when adding them to the array. This ensures paths with spaces are handled correctly.This fix should solve the following issues: #486 (comment), #487 (comment), #466 (comment)